Catherine Ford Bowen Technique Practitioner

About Catherine Ford Bowen Technique Practitioner

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Catherine Ford, Bowen Technique Practitioner, offers the Bowen Technique to clients throughout London.

Having benefitted greatly from 3 sessions of The Bowen Technique for long-standing sciatica in 2002/03 and then again for a knee injury in 2004, Catherine decided to train as a Bowen Practitioner, completing her training in 2005. Since then she has been practicing in Fulham, London SW6 and has undertaken many post-Graduate courses to enhance her treatment for clients. Conditions which can benefit from Bowen are anxiety and stress, musculo-skeletal problems, post-viral/ chronic fatigue syndrome, headaches and migraines, pre- and post-surgery balancing and recovery, asthma/respiratory conditions, Women's problems and Baby issues, and Lymphatic drainage amongst others.

Catherine is a member of the Bowen Therapy Academy of Australia(BTAA), Bowen Association UK (BA-UK) and Bowen Therapy Practitioners Association (BPTA).

Since completing the basic training, Continued Professional Development has taken the form of Practitioner courses to hone basic skills, Back Care, Mind Body Bowen and Advanced Bowen 1 Certification in October 2009. Seminars and conferences attended have increased knowledge of other areas of Bowen work, such as asthma care, hormonal issues and working with children and babies. Catherine has also recently done a workshop covering Scar Tissue release. She has also qualified as practitioner in The Emmett Technique, a stand alone therapy which combines well with Bowen.

Catherine Ford, Bowen Technique Practitioner, has an expanding network of clients, situated around London. She has treated all ages from newborns to the elderly, as well as clients with chronic illnesses such as Parkinson’s, Fibromyalgia, Multiple Sclerosis, Cancer. In treating the clients with chronic conditions, clients may find relief and use Bowen to manage their condition.

Catherine has also completed a post graduate course on scar release work. Working gently on scars, years old or recent, can release adhesions, restore blood flow and feeling and, at times, release emotions that have been literally bound up within the scars.